Checking your scroll, since those are not limited the same way:
Rhyna is not sure what the other two spells on the scroll are (she'll have to wait until tomorrow to try again or prep read magic), but the first spell is definitely calm animals. She can't cast it, though.
Your wish is my command.
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Link seems broken for some reason. It worked yesterday... queer.
Try this one.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1QBqX7qnf0AheMl2siusolhP7VCJ7QffQjHs P3Mg3wqQ/edit#gid=0
Ohhh~ there's a break in the link if you just copy and paste it. Wasn't aware paizo did that. Could you fix that for your own pasting it into the header?
81 XP each for the fight.
Looting the bodies recovers three more sets of the Legion's standard kit: longsword, longbow and 20 arrows, light steel shield, studded leather armor. One of the victims' bodies in the trading yard also bears some worthwile, if unusual and potentially significant, loot: a wrist sheath loaded with a masterwork dagger, a potion, and what looks like a vial of some kind of poison. (A Craft: alchemy roll can potentially ID the poison.)
Also, though it might seem distasteful, the slaughtered animals in the animal pen can potentially be butchered for some additional Provision Points - it would take about 5 minutes per animal, although you have enough followers that you can have them work on each of the three kills simultaneously if you choose.
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Added a spot to indicate the last change to the sheet, that way we don't accidentally double up if, for example, someone doesn't know it was updated to include the rewards already.
Also, we're out of initiative right? Didn't seem conclusive in the gameplay tab, but is assumed to be so here based on the exp granted.
No, init is still going, partly because Gareth is still fighting an elemental in the smithy, but mostly because there is still a timer on the Trading Post.
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Added +5 to my strength check instead of +4. Wasn't thinking, and for some reason was acting as though it was bull strength buff. Roll should be 1 lower, though i doubt it'll work this time around given the result you got for me last time.
Also didn't add the +4 bonus you're giving as well. Didn't know that was a thing and forgot about it when i was writing up my post.
The stock you can recover from the Trading Post before the fire consumes it includes a longsword, two battleaxes, an alchemical silver rapier, a masterwork light steel shield, a masterwork backpack, a climber’s kit, eight waterskins, and 12 Provision Points.
80 XP each for convincing the half-elf siblings to join you, by the way.
120 XP for the hobs in Iteb's house. Iteb, you recover all the starting gear you didn't already have, plus three sets of the Ironfang legion's "standard kit" and Provision Points.
Also, I appear not to have given you any XP for the elemental in the smithy, so that's another 80 XP each.
You get an additional 8 PP from the slaughtered animals in the pen.
120 XP each for the wolf fight, plus 4 Provision Points and 25 gp.
Jeb, what are your parents' names? They're going to be 1st level commoners, at least to start with, but is there a Craft or Profession they practice?
They're Sanna and Gerard
They're farmers, so proffession(farming). Gerard has craft(leather), while Sanna has craft(tayloring or weaving or something like that.) If any of them have more than 2 skill ranks there's a point in Handle Animal also.
Hmm. I had thought to take Jeb in the direction of a dedicated hobgoblin slayer, with Dedicated Adversary and Dwarven Hatred Style, the whole thing.
Now that she's managed to bring her parents, I might take her in a more general direction instead.
By the way, I note that we've 5 medium sized warriors and two nonhostile aristocrats hanging on - could we fit them with gear from the dead hobgoblins? Or are they too cowed to fight at present?
In other news, we've just made halfway to level 2. That's not half bad.
By the way, I note that we've 5 medium sized warriors and two nonhostile aristocrats hanging on - could we fit them with gear from the dead hobgoblins? Or are they too cowed to fight at present?
You can indeed pass out your equipment to your followers if you like. Though you still have to make a Diplomacy check to get them to attack, a la me asking Bunko for the archers.
I'd be down for passing it by too.
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It's mentioned here for two in-character reasons, basically: the first is that it is right next to Bunko's house, so you have to go past it to get to his place, and the second is that it was one of the four places in town Aubrin listed as probably accumulating survivors and/or useful items.
There are other, meta reasons why I mentioned it, but the choice of whether to pass it by or not is indeed up to you guys.
It's an Alchemist's shop, I believe. Could be some useful supplies therein. With our dearth of magic, some extra potions, wands, etc could come in very handy.
Sincerely I am all up to check it as well. If we make it quick, it can give us quite a good edge - and if people could be hiding there, all the extra reason.
The others have convinced me to change my 'vote'. Let's check out the store.
80 XP each for the alchemist.
Loot from the alchemist includes three potions (two of one type and one of another), three flasks of alchemist’s fire, a flask of antitoxin, a healer’s kit, 5 pints of oil, two smokesticks, two tanglefoot bags, two thunderstones, leather armor, three daggers, a heavy mace, a hooded lantern, three Provision Points and 16 gp.
Disarming the trap is worth 40 (!) XP each.
Gathering up the notes and equipment for the stump remover is worth another 120 XP each.
Gareth, with Iteb's assistance, is able to scoop up 200gp worth of alchemical components - they can, in the hands of a skilled alchemist, be converted into up to 600gp worth of alchemical items, using the usual Craft rules, or (when the opportunity provides itself), sold for the 200gp raw.
Either we find an Alchemist NPC, someone gets in the crafting business... Or we just keep on going with the Fighter Powah
Lysander is excellent at craft: alchemy. He's also really good at perception.
Oh yes! Mutation Warrior :)
lol truth be told, with none of the Mutation Warrior stuff coming online until L3, I'd forgotten I know these things. Mea culpa.
So... We didn't end up brewing any stump remover? That seems a little silly.
So... We didn't end up brewing any stump remover? That seems a little silly.
I am assuming someone grabbed the ingredients, since you asked about them.
Oh. Sure! Is it something that you can put together on the spot, or do we need to stop and mix it before we head for the bridge?
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You guys get 80 XP for the recruits, plus Provision Points from the house. The two hobs each have the usual longsword, longbow, etc., of Ironfang warriors, but one of them is also wearing a shining tin ring with a splashing dolphins motif, which seems rather out of character for the Ironfang's culture.
Bunko or Gareth got anything to add, or should we just charge?
I don't mean to be dense, I'm just confused as to how this is supposed to work, exactly. Spending full-round actions poring over notes and doing chemistry sounds like a bad idea when there's active combat going on. And am I just putting it all in one place? For some reason I was thinking I had to place multiple 'charges' at different points.